"CAS" == Caroline Ann Seawright <kunoichi@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au> writes:

[original point chokki]

CAS> (Though it is 'it's' not 'its' ... If it was 'its laugh' it would
CAS> be like saying 'Jimbos laugh' when you should use 'Jimbo's
CAS> laugh'...)

Nope, sorry. `its' is the possessive of `it'.  `it's' is the
contraction of `it is'.  It bothers me when people mix the two of
them, so I decided to comment on that.

ja ne,
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